Jotham may be different. He’s a mentally challenged mute, but through him, we come to see Jesus and Jotham not just with our eyes, but also with our hearts.
Tag: faith
Comet Dust by C.D. Verhoff
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson A strange, little-known fact about me is that when I was a young evangelical girl, I...
A Distant Prospect by Annette Young
Reviewed by Lori Wilson In her simplicity and quiet wisdom, Annette Young proves to the reader that it does not...
Lying Awake by Mark Salzman
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson Sister John of the Cross is a cloistered nun in a Carmelite monastery just outside of...
Sunrise on the Icewolf by Colleen Drippe
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson I’ll be honest with you guys; it took me 6 days—almost a full week to get...
Cinder Allia by Karen Ullo
Reviewed by Lori Wilson Cinder Allia by Karen Ullo serves readers a fun, creative Cinderella story. Ullo’s plot, full of...
The Grace Crasher by Mara Faro
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson You know, Catholics do a lot of weird stuff. Who else buries St. Joseph statues in...
Will Wilder and the Relic of Perilous Falls
Reviewed by Lori Wilson Will Wilder and the Relic of Perilous Falls ardently follows the traditional adventure story, about a...
Broken Brain; Fortified Faith: Lessons of Hope Through a Child’s Mental Illness
Review by S. Leigh Hall Virginia Pillars writes with utmost honesty in this award-winning memoir about the trials suffered by...
Do Not Be Afraid: A Review of Shane Leslie’s Ghost Book
By T. F. Sloan Shane Leslie’s Ghost Book provides what so many of us for so long have been looking...